Aberdeen

Ogilvie Construction has broken ground on a new £30 million initiative to build 283 new flats in Wellheads Road in Dyce for Aberdeen City Council.

A £350 million plan to expand Aberdeen harbour into Nigg Bay will be completed a year behind schedule due to “technical challenges”.

The developer behind a failed bid for hundreds of homes at Aberdeen's historic Rubislaw Quarry has submitted new plans for the site. Canadian firm Carttera has lodged a proposal of application notice to Aberdeen City Council for 250 private flats, gym, function room, public bistro and promenade alon

A five-year rolling plan to help meet affordable housing needs across Aberdeen was agreed by councillors this week.

Proposals to build more than 200 homes as part of a wider housing development in Aberdeen have been given the green light.

An Aberdeen architect who was struck off by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) has failed to overturn the decision.

Aberdeen city centre office building Union Plaza has been refurbished to meet demand for more flexible and creative, high quality work spaces following a £1.75 million investment from Legal & General.

A permanent safety barrier will be among the first features to be created during the revamp of Union Terrace Gardens in Aberdeen when it gets under way next month.

Property consultant CBRE has announced the appointments of Moira Gordon and Kirsty Gordon from FG Burnett to its Scottish rating team in Aberdeen. Moira, who joins CBRE as a director, was recently promoted to head of rating having worked in FG Burnett’s Aberdeen office since 2010.

Plans to build almost 120 new homes across two developments have been conditionally approved by Aberdeen City Council.

An Aberdeen roofing company has pled guilty to health and safety failings after one of its employees fell from a ladder and died.

Aberdeen City Council has selected Chap Group to deliver a major new development of council homes.

A new health and care facility is to be built on Howes Road in Northfield under plans submitted by Aberdeen Health and Social Care Partnership (ACHSCP).

The demolition of a former Aberdeen secondary school was delayed due to the discovery of asbestos, the local authority has conformed.

A consortium led by infrastructure and renewable energy solutions provider Acciona is to deliver an energy-from-waste (EfW) plant in Aberdeen, it has been confirmed.